September 10, 1987 (vol. 98, iss. 1)

…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page3 Ethnic groups' By ELIZABETH ATKINS For a city of more than 100,000 people, Ann Arbor has a surprisingly ethnically diverse population. But al - though some ethnic and religious groups like Blacks, Asians, Buddhists, and Jews have established their cultural identities here, others like Hispanics and Native Americans are having difficulty finding a niche. According to the 1980 Census Bure...…

…Page 4 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 Shoplifting, fake I.D.'s top student crime list By CATHERINE KIM While Ann Arbor community enjoys the economic advantages that come with the autumnal onslaught of students, it must also deal with the negative side of the annual population increase - student crime. The most major crime students usually commit is shoplifting, and for businesses like Village Corner, a convenience store on...…

…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 5 Students apathetic to local politics By MARTHA SEVETSON The Ann Arbor housing crunch, piled- up parking tickets, and crumbling local roads top the list of off-campus headaches that plague most University students, but very few students voice their concerns to the city council charged with legislating housing codes, ticket quotas, and road improvements. "Students don't feel like Ann A...…

…Page 6 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 Nicaraguan town loses official city assistance By ARLIN WASSERMAN Members of the Central American Sister City Task Force will now have to provide economic aid to Juigalpa, Nicaragua - one of Ann Arbor's sister cities - without the backing of Ann Arbor's city council. Republican Mayor Gerald Jernigan nullified the task force's charter one year after city residents voted overwhelmingly ...…

…City homeless seek refuge The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 7, in shelter By VICKI BAUER and BRIAN BONET Ann Arbor, like most other city, has a serious problem providing shelter for the roughly estimated 450 homeless persons who call the streets of Ann Arbor their home. "The trends of Ann Arbor reflect the trend nationwide," said Kathy Zick, director of the Day Drop-In Center, which accommodates the homeless everyday fr...…

…Page 8 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 Ann Arbor parking proves a big hassle Jernigan hopes to foster closer relations with 'U' By LISA POLLAK After Ann Arbor drivers have finished dodging the pedestrians and mastering the city's network of one-way streets, they still must face a feat considered difficult by every Ann Arbor resident - parking. "For the number of university students in the community, the parking here is cer...…

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…I Page 2 -The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 I Golden Words BY GREG MOLZON Okay, take out your pencil and paper. It's time for the first quiz of the new school year. QUESTION: Which University of Michigan #thletic team has been the most successful of the 1980s? a That's an easy one, right? It's gotta be football, you say? Football is what Michigan's all about-104,000 fans, the great helmets, Ohio State, and the Rose Bowl. Y...…

…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 3 Frieder leads'M' cagers to lofty heights By SCOTT G. MILLER Midway through the 1981-82 season, Michigan's record stood at 1-13 for second-year head coach Bill Frieder. The year before Frieder had led the team to 19 victories. A story titled "The Crumbling 'M"' appeared in a Detroit paper discussing the decline of Wolverine basketball, and Frieder had to be doubting himself. But one ma...…

…Page 4-The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 Gaming at the 'U': a Michigan's Glen Rice and Mike Griffith battle with Michigan State players for a loose ball. The Wolverines will be helped this year by the addition of Rumeal Robinson, Terry Mills, and Sean Higgins. Catcher Alicia Seegert attempts to pick off a baserunner at first base. The senior's .354 batting average helped Michigan's Softball Team finish second in the Big Te...…

…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 5 athletics Michigan baseball coach Bud Middaugh lets the umpire know what he thinks. Although crew is only a club sport at Michigan, the Women's team has enjoyed much success and is fighting for varsity status. Senior guard Billy Harris will be back this year to terrorize opposing backfields. MWR : ~ …

…Page 6-The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987 A tough act to follow I- -=MMT" 'J- Bo, Harbaugh make '86-'87 season rosy By DARREN JASEY Head football coach Bo Schembechler has guided Michigan to 12 consecutive Bowl appear - ances, including two straight New Year's Day classics. Last season he coached his 200th career victory and surpassed Fielding H. Yost as Michigan's winningest coach with 167 wins. Things shouldn't be tha...…

…The Michigan Daily, Thursday, September 10, 1987- Page 7 Icers poised for upcoming season Team's chances center around ten sophomores By DARREN JASEY Next year another former St. Louis Blues coach could be receiving praise for turning a downtrodden hockey program around. Last season Detroit Red Wing coach Jacques Demers brought his NHL team some respect. Next season Michigan coach Red Berenson may do the same for his college hockey team....…

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